Journal of International Psychiatry

Objective: To investigate the sleep quality and relevant factors for the medical personnel in the medical aid team for Hubei Province during the outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019.Methods: A convenient sampling survey was conducted among 407 med[ ]ical personnel assisting Hubei,547 normal medical personnel and 340 non-medical personnel by using the Childhood Trauma Questionnaire (CTQ)、the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI-S)and Eysenck Personality Questionnaire,(EP[[作者工作单位]山东省精神卫生中心（山东大学附属精神卫生中心），250014[第一作者简介]杨佳培，1992年7月，女，山东济南，本科，主治医师。研究方向：精神病学与精神卫生学[通讯作者]胡蕾，E-mail:hulei616@163.com]Q) .Result：PSQI scores of the three groups were higher than the domestic norm, and the scores were statistically different.There were statistically significant differences in sleep time, sleep time, sleep disorder and hypnotic drug scores among the three groups (P<0.05), but there were no statistically significant differences in sleep quality, sleep efficiency and daytime dysfunction.Univariate analysis showed that the group with no marriage history, no childbearing and night shift had poorer sleep quality.Multivariate analysis showed that insomnia was []mainly related to physical abuse, internal and external orientation, neuroticism and no marital history.Conclusions: Sleep disorders are very common among medical workers after COVID-19 assistance in Hubei. Sleep disorders are associated with physical abuse, internal and external orientation, neuroticism and no marital history.

COVID-19; medical personnel assisting Hubei; sleep quality; related factors